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The tablespace file of an database schema in oracle 10 is twice the size of the same database schema in oracle 9( 16.4 GB versus 8.11GB )
At first I thought it was due to the charachtersets used, but these are in both the versions the same,
in oracle 9 :
NLS_CHARACTERSET     WE8ISO8859P9
NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET     AL16UTF16
NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS     BYTE
in oracle 10
NLS_CHARACTERSET     WE8ISO8859P9
NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET     AL16UTF16
NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS     BYTE
Any ideas are welcome
Thanks
Toon

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DBA tablespaces:
"TABLESPACE_NAME"     "BLOCK_SIZE"     "INITIAL_EXTENT"     "NEXT_EXTENT"     "MIN_EXTENTS"     "MAX_EXTENTS"     "PCT_INCREASE"     "MIN_EXTLEN"     "STATUS"     "CONTENTS"     "LOGGING"     "FORCE_LOGGING"     "EXTENT_MANAGEMENT"     "ALLOCATION_TYPE"     "PLUGGED_IN"     "SEGMENT_SPACE_MANAGEMENT"     "DEF_TAB_COMPRESSION"
"IP504PROD_2_USR"     "8192"     "16384"     "16384"     "1"     "2147483645"     "0"     "16384"     "ONLINE"     "PERMANENT"     "LOGGING"     "NO"     "LOCAL"     "UNIFORM"     "NO"     "MANUAL"     "DISABLED"
DBA_DATA_FILES:
"FILE_NAME"     "FILE_ID"     "TABLESPACE_NAME"     "BYTES"     "BLOCKS"     "STATUS"     "RELATIVE_FNO"     "AUTOEXTENSIBLE"     "MAXBYTES"     "MAXBLOCKS"     "INCREMENT_BY"     "USER_BYTES"     "USER_BLOCKS"
"H:\DATABASES\PROD\IP504PROD_2_USR.DBF"     "13"     "IP504PROD_2_USR"     "8902410240"     "1086720"     "AVAILABLE"     "13"     "YES"     "20971520000"     "2560000"     "1280"     "8902311936"     "1086708"
oracle 10:
DBA_TABLESPACES
"TABLESPACE_NAME"     "BLOCK_SIZE"     "INITIAL_EXTENT"     "NEXT_EXTENT"     "MIN_EXTENTS"     "MAX_EXTENTS"     "PCT_INCREASE"     "MIN_EXTLEN"     "STATUS"     "CONTENTS"     "LOGGING"     "FORCE_LOGGING"     "EXTENT_MANAGEMENT"     "ALLOCATION_TYPE"     "PLUGGED_IN"     "SEGMENT_SPACE_MANAGEMENT"     "DEF_TAB_COMPRESSION"     "RETENTION"     "BIGFILE"
"IP504PROD_2_USR"     "8192"     "10240000"     "10240000"     "1"     "2147483645"     "0"     "10240000"     "ONLINE"     "PERMANENT"     "LOGGING"     "NO"     "LOCAL"     "UNIFORM"     "NO"     "AUTO"     "DISABLED"     "NOT APPLY"     "NO"
DBA_DATA_FILES
"FILE_NAME"     "FILE_ID"     "TABLESPACE_NAME"     "BYTES"     "BLOCKS"     "STATUS"     "RELATIVE_FNO"     "AUTOEXTENSIBLE"     "MAXBYTES"     "MAXBLOCKS"     "INCREMENT_BY"     "USER_BYTES"     "USER_BLOCKS"     "ONLINE_STATUS"
"/u02/oradata/prod/ip504prod_2_USR.DBF"     "5"     "IP504PROD_2_USR"     "17711104000"     "2162000"     "AVAILABLE"     "5"     "YES"     "20971520000"     "2560000"     "1280"     "17704960000"     "2161250"     "ONLINE"
I hope this is sufficient?
thnxs
Toon
Edited by: user4446345 on 23-mrt-2010 15:59

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